Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

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$40 each Market Tor All kinos Of stock wasd dun
HELD FOE MusDksous ASSAULT on WOMAN.
ss Tor assault With 70 m E
Fox by cutting her, and was held TOT the action
OF the grand jury.
RANGE or TIE THEnMoNRrER.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, 81; pm, b; maximum, 5s; minimum, 81
FELL DEAD ON a CoAk-sAxal.-Easiy this morn.
Ing the dead body Of Theodore :. Boiss wa. found
The body was removed 70 the norgue, where IL
viii be viewed by the coroner this afternoon.
| coal-boat numbered 20 OF the Reading and Penn
sylvania Railroad, carrying 2l5 tons Of coal HIS
last seen alive last evening. he did not spuear 10
be sick. He entered his cabin last night and was
evidensly getting ready 10 retire wnen he fell
There was scar on his forehead, showing that ne
had fallen. HIS body win probably b. taken to
| New Jersey for burial.
SLIaHr FIRE IN WEST wAsHIsgToH.-The alarm
OF fire that was sounded from bux 73l at O'Clock
rear OF J. 4 Libbeys residence corner Of Slst and
streets Damage slight.
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| ment In another column.
There will be parade Of the Independent Order
OF Good Samarttans and Daughter OF Samaria on
Grove, Nd, where the anniversary sermon Will be
preached by the Rev. Benjamin CANT general
agent and general missionary OF the Baltimore an
An exempnned copy OF the will Of the late Jno
Contee was received from Prince Georges County.
Nd, and placed on record to-day.
Ar. Geo. c. walker, by Messrs J. A. Mardei and
Y. =; Mackal, today nled bill in equity against
Z 7. Kohler, 70 subject the estate OF barbara
Koch 10 the reimbuI Senent OF him for amount
| overpaid as ths guardian Of Emma Kohier.
NOT Observation-Disclosures Secretary May.
nard has informed the collector OF customs at Bos-
grown In Canada does not constitute manufac-
ture within the meaning OF the statutes
THEIR COMMISSIONS WILL EXPIRE N DEcRxpRR-
During the month Of December the commissions
OF rorty-six Presidential postmasters In different
parts OF the country will expire. In this list is
In this city, whose COMMISSION expires December
20. During the month OF Janury tine commissions
OF hfty-nx Presidential pOstnasters viii expire.
LIEUT.. HowGArEs ACKNOWLEDGMENT were
made yesterday by Roger NJ. Sherman and Assist
ant United states District Attorney Rose before
Judge Wallace, in New York, on an appeal in the
Case OF one OF the bondsmen or the defauiting
Lieut. Howgate, the discussing clerk Of the signal
Service Blu eau. The Government recorded judy
meDL for $4,000 against LeoOeuS II. Rogers, OF
H0wgate's Dondsmen, In an endeav0r 70 obtain q
part of The $133,300 Of which Aowgate defrauded
the Government The appeal was taken on the
ground That H0wgate'S ONCE was not q legal one,
and that the bonfwas not authorized by law.
Women who DO Nos Behave.
SHARP CRITICISM ON THEIR ACTIONS AT THE OPERA
AND IN PUBLIC PLACEA
From Hsrpar's Bazaar.
1t seems impossible that an American woman,
with the dowry OF quick Intelligence and initiative
faculty which she possesses which make her II
clan, 50 honorable in her desire for the higher
education, so well dressed, and so bfen poses, as
she almost Immediately becomes after con-
tact with the world should remain so obliv1ous OF
| the evident proprieties which she shocks at home
here is where she failA
sns saiks and laughs at the opera when an artist
singing Sns " tS Moss o1 e. sa than
shoves, shows temper, and a lack Of good feeling
An American does not 10 her opera box always be-
have quietly and like q lady. She gets up, turns
her back on the audience, ADJUSTS her Dress laughs
and talks audiDly TO her cavalier. She has no
| sense OF the etiquette Of public places II she
| In the history OF mankind she has been Kissed,
| and she should be more frequently Missed, until
shs Learns 70 rsspecs tne Iesns q Others me
| many women are brought up, makes her commit
these vulgar sins in public. She IL impatient OF
fo Woman who Ss Sooas S AND
made up OF vulgar vanity II may be very agreeable
to see men stare at her from the PIT as she makes
| herself conspicuous at the opera It may repay
her 70 see herself IN the columns OF the newspaper
| as q fast, loud. young married belle But when
she goes to European opera house she receives an
| intlmation from the police thar she must behave
Foreigners say that oecorum in public is not a
PECULIARLY OF American women. The American
| owes this patriotic duty TO his flag. He should
aim at correcting all public exhibitions OF Tad
matter y S Whom done. The more promneUt the he
social position OF the woman the greater the
Onense. She has had an opportunity to know bet
| ignorance and of vulgarity, or they may be the
assumption OF the noureou richie, who pretend In
that way TO show their power. They must remem-
Der that It was by such presumption that certain
French ladies were brought TO the guilotine In
1897 and later on, and that there Is o gullotine
day. Americans can do everything WELL why can
not they learn behave decently In public piaces7
Why should not an American woman be low
voiced. thoroughbred, quiet, polite, and WELL
dressed, a. well as beautiful
Euglish critics say that the American young
man OF fashion Is too dead-and.alive, and the
young woman too noisy. An American girl does
too much as she pleases. She becomes the most
pampered OF wives or the most Independent OF
splnsterR She can be author. artist teacher doc
tor or lawyer, as sne thinks f1t and she can
everywhere be respected. But when she behaves
around her uncom l0rtabie. she must expect to be
Kissed; and II In Europe, she must know that her
position Will not be respected. American society
Is very patient It toleratee eccentrclty In woman.
but 1t Is getting impatient OF loud talking at the
opera, high hats and late corners, horsy giris and
women who dress like men, who at watering
places and by the sea show no knowledge OF the
etiquette Of public places.
japanese ChiDdren.
HAPPY BABIES WHOSE couNrERFHff FREsENrNRNfs
ARE BEEN N SHOW wNDowa.